I'm breaking out!

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Leah C.

Dec 12, 2012

Leah C.

I've noticed that my skin is breaking out like crazy! I'm not sure what the cause is, but I have some ideas: I just put blue streaks in my hair, mostly around my face. And I just started using tinted moisturizer instead of liquid foundation on my face. Have any of you started breaking out because of haircolor or make up changes? If so, did you change products? Find a way to clear it up? What?

Molly S.

Dec 12, 2012

Molly S.

I'd quit using the moisturizer and keep your hair out of your face. It's probably irritating your skin. If you can't get rid of your break outs I recommend panoxyl. I've literally tried everything drugstore to proactive and this is the only thing that actually worked on me. You can find it at Walgreens for $12. It's strong, it has different levels depending on your skin. I have acne prone, sensitive and dry skin. It made my skin itch and dried it out quick. So I delude it with water before putting it on my face and do not wash your eye makeup off with it. Or put it on or very close to your mouth. I use a moisturizer after I wash it with my face and that morning before I put in my make up and no pimples! Or break outs! It's amazing. Hopefully this will help if you really want to cure your break outs. 

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